Pasture improvements shown to boost Texas yields
A Texas A and M Extension Service study of 72 eastern Texas pasture demonstrations reports average improvements costing 71 cents per acre boosting last year’s grazing value to 10.86 dollars per acre. Two acres pastured one beef cow year round, with no extra feed. In best demonstrations, net income reached 30.58 dollars per acre with 1.91 spending.
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College Station
Texas
R. H. Bush
Extension Service
Texas A
M. College
East Texas
Mr. Bush
Sudan
Formula For Home Made Cheese By Mrs Ed Stodgill
Haskell family's home made cheese valued at market price at 17 dollars. Ed Stodgill's Rose Home Demonstration Club pantry demonstrator shares method using 5 gallons milk and half a rennet tablet with heat steps to 86 and 98 degrees. Cheese pressed with 20 then 40 pounds, dried four days, paraffin coated, cured four to six weeks. Family uses cheese as meat substitute in lunches and dishes.
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Haskell
Ed Stodgill
Rose Home Demonstration Club
Seats of the Mighty Shakespearean Exchange
Two youths exchange jests about academic chairs with one claiming his father held the chair of applied physics at Cambridge and the other retorts that his father occupied the seat of applied electricity at Sing Sing in a brief satirical quip from Ex. (The Binder).
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Cambridge
Sing Sing
Divorce Action by Publication in Robertson County Texas
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to Jim H. Stanley in a divorce case filed by Hattie Stanley. The case seeks divorce on cruelty grounds, division of community property, custody of five minor children, alimony, and child support. Proceeding to be heard at the Robertson County District Court in Franklin on the first Monday in July 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim H. Stanley
District Court
Robertson County
Texas
Franklin
A. D
Hattie Stanley
Jewel Stanley
Katie Mae Stanley
Jim Wilson Stanley
Doris Jean Stanley
Billie Lou Stanley
Service as Success Celebrated in Waco Barbecue
Mr and Mrs B Sanders hosted a chicken barbecue Friday on their lawn at 1926 Colcord Ave Waco in honor of Dr and Mrs James K Pridgen who were departing for an overland trip to Virginia Guests included Mrs F W C Karney Mrs C V Easterwood and F W C Karney Jr among the house party. the event echoed a magazine verse about happiness found in service.
The Last Word In Dinner Oratory
Mrs. Welch introduces the guests to the family with pride as she reveals their dinner guest is their father, a man famed for good cheer in every club in the city. The scene frames a humorous social moment at table.
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Mr. Welch
Out-of-town mourners attend Shaw funeral
C Gore and Miss Ruth Gore of Brownfield siblings of Mrs H C Shaw Jr joined other relatives for the funeral of H C Shaw Jr held Friday, drawing visitors from nearby towns.
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C. Gore
Ruth Gore
Brownfield
H. C. Shaw, Jr
The Rat Tax Is A Heavy One
In Haskell county 51 of 228 men cooperated with County Agent Joe Williams using red squill powder to kill rats. They averaged a saving of $11.47 per farm, totaling 3,03 rats killed, saving 97,300 pounds of feed and 2,640 young chicks valued at feed per ton and chicks at 10 cents each.
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Haskell
Haskell County
Joe Williams
Hearne Visitors From Houston And Lufkin
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hanna and family of Houston visited Mrs. W. T. Hanna and sons William and Burney. Mrs. L. M. Bassett and Mrs. J. W. Pinkerton of Lufkin arrived Thursday afternoon for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Hall and other Hearne friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hanna
Houston
W. T. Hanna
William and Burney
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit, Mich
Flint
Michigan
General Motors
Beckham Chevrolet Co., Inc
Hearne, Texas
the State OF Texas
Golden Rule Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Jakie Silverman
Hearne Rotary Club
Oxford
J. Felton Lane
J. B. Creed
Masonic
Municipal
Hearne
M. E. & T. Magazine
W. K. Waltman
Marshall Building
Creed Funeral Home
A.D Scott
Mitchell
Geo. B. Palmos, Propretor
W.H
H. A. Ely
G. B. Mears, Prop
OVE Abstract Company
Franklin, Frexas
Arlington Hotel
Marlin, Texas
Marl-Tex
Rome
J. M. Thompson
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